Collecting PYGMY MULGA MONITOR / Varanus gilleni EGGS!

In this video I collect a clutch of gilleni eggs from a nest box and give the female a good feed.
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[@rickcroney1286]

Awesome, cool little varanids. Great seeing them breeding 🦎🦎💚

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Cheers mate!

[@varanaut1308]

Congrats on the babies. They have got to be so tiny when they hatch.

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thank you 😊 they sure are!

[@joshuacresswell7673]

Good job on the latest clutch! I really like how you show the individual status and progress of your monitors. The format and tips just keep getting better. Best of luck in the new year Luke

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thanks mate! I try and be as transparent as possible. Best way to share info.

[@craigsharpe3630]

Great video
Whats the mix you use in the nesting box

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thanks Craig! It’s roughly 50/50 mix of play sand and coir peat.